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What does Ay you dices Ke tal mean in english?

The phrase "Ay you dices Ke tal" appears to be a mix of Spanish and English, and doesn't make much sense as it stands. Here's a breakdown:

* Ay: This is an interjection used to express surprise, pain, or sadness in Spanish. It's similar to "Oh" or "Ouch" in English.

* You dices: This is a misspelling of "You dice." Dice is a plural noun referring to small cubes used in games.

* Ke tal: This is a Spanish phrase meaning "how are you?" or "what's up?"

It's possible that the phrase was meant to be:

* "Hey, you guys, what's up?"

* "Hey, you guys, how are you?"

Without more context, it's difficult to know for sure what the intended meaning was.

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